SMART Modular’s E3.S CXL memory module added to CXL Consortium Integrator List

SMART Modular Technologies, a Penguin Solutions brand, has announced that its E3.S 2T 128GB Compute Express Link (CXL) Memory Module has been officially included on the CXL Consortium’s Integrator List. This recognition follows previous listings of SMART’s 4-DIMM and 8-DIMM CXL memory add-in cards (AICs), underscoring its ongoing commitment to interoperable memory solutions.

The E3.S 2T 128GB module complies with the CXL 2.0 standard, featuring a PCIe Gen5 x8 interface and providing up to 128 GB of DDR5 DRAM. Designed for cache-coherent memory expansion, it is suited for high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and data-intensive workloads within data center and server environments.

“We are pleased to expand our presence on the CXL Consortium’s Integrator List with the inclusion of our E3.S CXL memory module,” said Andy Mills, VP of Advanced Product Development at SMART Modular Technologies. “We are committed to developing a broad range of CXL products that meet the most stringent of industry standards to ensure maximum interoperability for our customers and partners.”

The CXL Consortium Compliance Program verifies functionality and interoperability of products, supporting industry-wide adoption of standardized, high-performance computing components.

Source: SMART Modular Technologies

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